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To: Nick Danger
Indeed, those who are brought up without their fathers at home are far more likely ... ... to live in poverty and deprivation ... to be trouble in school ... to have more trouble getting along with others ... to have health problems ... to suffer physical, emotional, or sexual abuse ... to run away from home ... to experience problems with sexual health ... to become teenage parents ... to offend against the law ... to smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs ... to play truant from school ... to be excluded from school ... to leave school at 16 ... to have adjustments to adulthood problems ... to attain little in the way of qualifications ... to experience unemployment ... to have low incomes ... to be on welfare ... to experience homelessness ... to go to jail ... to suffer from long term emotional and psychological problems ... to engage only in casual relationships ... to have children outside marriage or outside any partnership

My father split when I was three, and I became a very bad human being.

Seriously.

236 posted on 08/05/2003 4:17:25 AM PDT by Lazamataz (PROUDLY POSTING WITHOUT READING THE ARTICLE SINCE 1999!)
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To: Lazamataz
YOU are NOT a very bad human being.
238 posted on 08/05/2003 4:19:41 AM PDT by Neets (<----Has a secret crush on Laz!!)
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To: Lazamataz
My father split when I was three, and I became a very bad human being.

My dad left when I was four. I haven't become a serial killer, but the lack of a dad, in my opinion, does leave a gap in me, emotionally.

244 posted on 08/05/2003 8:09:06 AM PDT by SauronOfMordor (Java/C++/Unix/Web Developer === needs a job at the moment)
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